Future sponsorship?

[The Adelaide Connection]

Re: Future sponsorship?

As the current gold logo wearing, all conquering team in the league should we be giving TAC a quick call after they dumped the Cats today? Seems like easy money and they do like to have league representation.

http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-03-07/tac-ends-cats-deal-after-selwood-indiscretion

[bulldogtragic]

Re: Future sponsorship?

As the current gold logo wearing, all conquering team in the league should we be giving TAC a quick call after they dumped the Cats today? Seems like easy money and they do like to have league representation.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-03-0...d-indiscretion

I was thinking that myself, the dollars would be great. But with us already receiving WorkSafe dollars I'm not sure how the political winds would be if we also had TAC dollars.

[The Adelaide Connection]

Re: Future sponsorship?

I was thinking that myself, the dollars would be great. But with us already receiving WorkSafe dollars I'm not sure how the political winds would be if we also had TAC dollars.

I smell a campaign:

"Safe at work + Safe on the road = Not a bloody idiot."

[LostDoggy]

Re: Future sponsorship?

Good stuff!

[LostDoggy]

Re: Future sponsorship?

I smell a campaign:

"Safe at work + Safe on the road = Not a bloody idiot."

The only risks we take are on the field.

[GVGjr]

Re: Future sponsorship?

As the current gold logo wearing, all conquering team in the league should we be giving TAC a quick call after they dumped the Cats today? Seems like easy money and they do like to have league representation.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2017-03-0...d-indiscretion

Brian Cook as good as confirmed today the sponsorship was around $200K

We might be a good candidate but perhaps it's a huge ask to assume we don't have a player or two with similar indiscretions as Selwood.

[Topdog]

Re: Future sponsorship?

Brian Cook as good as confirmed today the sponsorship was around $200K

We might be a good candidate but perhaps it's a huge ask to assume we don't have a player or two with similar indiscretions as Selwood.

We may, as may every other club in the league. No reason not to start the conversation with them.

[comrade]

Re: Future sponsorship?

Have we signed on anyone new since winning? Would have thought we'd be knocking sponsors back with a stick given the goodwill around our brand.

[KT31]

Re: Future sponsorship?

Have we signed on anyone new since winning? Would have thought we'd be knocking sponsors back with a stick given the goodwill around our brand.

I'm happy with us looking after the sponsors who have done the hard yards with us first, with the trajectory we are on new sponsors will come.

[Bornadog]

Re: Future sponsorship?

Dogs sign three key partners


Following on from a historic 2016 season the Western Bulldogs have announced the re-signing of three key partners today, in EML, White King & VicHealth.

EML joined the Club last season and have decided to extend their association as Coaches Partner as well as aligning with the Club’s men’s health program, Sons of the West.

The partnership will see EML continue to be on all of the 2017 AFL coaching panel’s apparel, including senior coach Luke Beveridge.
EML CEO Mark Coyne said his organisation was excited to extend their partnership with the Bulldogs.

“It is this proud heritage of ‘giving back’ which runs deep in the partnership we have forged between the Western Bulldogs and EML, and we look forward to working together again in 2017 across both AFL and AFLW and beyond.”
In addition, EML has been joined by VicHealth as partners of the Club’s AFLW team.

VicHealth have partnered with the Club over several years through a range of different initiatives, and the latest will see VicHealth on all of the 2017 AFLW coaching panel’s polos, including inaugural coach Paul Groves.

They’ve committed for the AFLW Season to coincide with the Launch of the Change Our Game Campaign which aims to raise the profile of women in sport and gender equality in sport for women and girls.

VicHealth CEO Jerril Rechter said she was proud to be launching the partnership with the Club and stated that “we all need to work together to Change Our Game for the better”.

In further sponsorship news, long-time partner White King have extended their partnership with the Club into a fourth season.
White King will also be aligned with Beveridge through coaches’ box signage throughout the 2017 season.

[bulldogtragic]

Re: Future sponsorship?

Good news, but there's no 'big sponsor' in this news. Hopefully there's more coming with so many Thursday/Friday/Saturday night games and the exposure of same.

[Prince Imperial]

Re: Future sponsorship?

It's all commercial in confidence, but you'd reckon the EML and White King deals would now be significantly higher given our premiership and much better TV coverage.

Re-signing sponsors at increased levels is just as important as finding new ones.

The Slater and Gordon one though is looking very dodgy given their ever worsening financial circumstances.

[comrade]

Re: Future sponsorship?

It's all commercial in confidence, but you'd reckon the EML and White King deals would now be significantly higher given our premiership and much better TV coverage.

Re-signing sponsors at increased levels is just as important as finding new ones.

The Slater and Gordon one though is looking very dodgy given their ever worsening financial circumstances.

You'd hope the deals are much bigger in 2017 & we are doing some serious work to replace Slater & Gordon.

[Bornadog]

Re: Future sponsorship?

People’s Choice Credit Union on board as new Platinum Partner

The Western Bulldogs have today announced that People’s Choice Credit Union has signed on as a new Platinum Partner.


People’s Choice is one of Australia’s largest and most successful credit unions, helping its 350,000 members across Australia to save, borrow, protect and plan for their future.


“We’re looking forward to joining forces with another like-minded organisation that really cares for its people and members,” said Western Bulldogs CEO, Gary Kent.


“With People’s Choice recently named Building Society/Credit Union of the Year by Roy Morgan, it’s clear we share a common goal in striving to be at our best.


“We thank People’s Choice for the support and look forward to working with them in 2017.”


Among other advertising activity, People’s Choice’s distinctive lime green and red logo will feature on the media backdrops of pre and post game interviews, and in the change rooms of the Bulldogs.

“This sponsorship is an exciting initiative for People’s Choice to support our national expansion,” said People’s Choice’s CEO, Steve Laidlaw.


“Along with the alignment in our growth strategies, both organisations have strong values and an unwavering commitment to the community,” Mr Laidlaw said.


The deal follows the recent expansion of People’s Choice’s home loan offering in Victoria.


In addition to the nine branches throughout the state, a purpose-built Home Loan Centre is now delivering a more supported model for lenders and members in Cranbourne, and a growing fleet of Mobile Home Loan Advisers are on the road servicing the greater Melbourne area.

[bulldogtragic]

Re: Future sponsorship?

Now that's what I'm talking about. New money.

Now give a three game membership to every new customer and get us to 80,000 members this year.